1.Does a journal article represent fully-completed research, or not? (Yes / No)

2.Name the different sections of a journal article.

3.From your general experience of reading journal articles last semester:

a)Which section(s) of a journal article do you think are the most useful? Why?

b)Which section(s) of a journal article do you think are the most complex / difficult to understand? Why?

literature

methodolody

discussion

conclusion

references

3. a: discussion, 
The discussion part usually combs the ideas of the whole research, which is very important for a clear understanding of the content of the article

3.b: methodolody: There are usually many models and formulas in the methodology part, which need some time to understand

4.Which stages of the research process did you complete in Semester 1?

5.What is your own research focus (from Semester 1)? Briefly explain it to your group / partner.

6.Thinking back to the structure of the Introduction: 

a)Can you name all the different Introduction sections? (Clue: look back to the Introduction Planning Sheet on Blackboard)

b)Does your group have any general questions about what to include in each of the Introduction sections?

3.a) Each part is important, and the part of the methodology is more useful. Because you can see how the whole research process is carried out, such as how the data is collected, what are the benefits of such collection, etc.
b) methodology. Because there will be some relationship and factor modeling involved and data analysis.
4.introduction
5.Data Collection Methods
6.
7. literature  methodology conclusion
8.

7.What stages of the research process will you carry out in Semester 2? 

8.What sections of a Research Proposal will you need to complete in Semester 2?

9.So far, how many sources have you added to your Annotated Bibliography?

10.So far, have you found it difficult or easy to search for sources related to your own research? What search strategies have helped you? Share any suggestions and advice with your partner / group.

11.Explain the following information to your partner / group:

a)How did you find this source? (What key words / search strategy did you use?)

b)Why is this source useful?

c)Give a brief, 3-sentence summary of the main points from the journal article.

d)What is the research gap between this journal article and your own research focus? (‘This article doesn’t focus on […] However, my own research will examine […]’)